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Korail offers 42 percent discount on airport train
By Korea HeraldPublished : June 29, 2012 - 19:40
Korea Railroad Corporation said they will offer a big discount on airport train fares from July to December.
Now that the entire airport line is completed, Korail is offering a 42-percent discount on the 13,800 won one-way ticket. With the discount, it costs 8,000 won for a trip from Incheon International Airport to Seoul Station.
The airport train, which has eight stops between the airport to the city center, takes 53 minutes to get to Seoul Station while the airport express, which has no stops in between, takes 43 minutes.
Korail also offers an additional 10-percent discount for those who purchased airport train tickets together with the high-speed train KTX online.
For more information, call (032) 745-7053.
Now that the entire airport line is completed, Korail is offering a 42-percent discount on the 13,800 won one-way ticket. With the discount, it costs 8,000 won for a trip from Incheon International Airport to Seoul Station.
The airport train, which has eight stops between the airport to the city center, takes 53 minutes to get to Seoul Station while the airport express, which has no stops in between, takes 43 minutes.
Korail also offers an additional 10-percent discount for those who purchased airport train tickets together with the high-speed train KTX online.
For more information, call (032) 745-7053.
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Articles by Korea Herald
